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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
VICTORY FOR MRS AGYEW's REPORT

The reports OF the superintendent OF Buildings con.
demning Primary School No IS in wavory place were
read at the meeting of the Board of Education
and the OF President simmons in closing the school
confirmed.
When the report Of the Committee on Teachers favor
OF appointing Miss Faean principal OF the school up
appointment Of Miss A. Mssary. Mr. Vermilye moved
tis, "a tns school building condemned and cioSrd
the whole m after should he laid on tho table, Mt Wood
opposed this hut IL was adopted That is virtually
Victory for Mrs Agncws report as defeat for Tho
majority report" remarked one Of tho meu,bors Wv
The Board authorized the enlargement OF Grammar
School No. "a IN the Twelfth Ward and of No. W in tho
Twenty second Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
M PAVE THE FIFTH AVENUE PLAZA.

dedication of tho Taxpayers Association OF the Twenty.
,, ward urged the Park Board at the regular meeting
Yesterday TO open number OF now streets In tho Annexed
,r,c, ,hts sprng Engineer Kellogg recommended tho
OF Park so that the work oil planting
min irgin tnmmins presented resolution providing
,yng The Plaza ut the Fifth and Fifty ninths
o 70 entra with tho granite BLOCK pavement that
us.d in Part OF the Plaza paved last
sr nt large portion OF tho space which covers entiro
I, undor urSicton OF tho Park department aud Is
IL proposed 10 ask for transfer from tho
mns for paving Fifth TO pave the Psl The cost Is
hnt ami viii be presented 10 General Newton OF tho DE-
partment Public works. IL approved oy Nun WI rs
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
ruUyDER STOLEN By DEuoCRA

In regard to dispatch from Washington that Acting
Secretary Farchd ordered 10 bo made
about the Of Luckemeyer schefer Co. based
upon report SPECIAL Agent jewell It learned that
and carefully tebulatsd OF fnyesy
cations thoroughly made sent 70 Washington moro than
Year and report as based upon thar and
contained The facts Custom House officer said
terday
the pubcs attention and 70 deceive
with the idea that the present Admnistration
sec faithful and honest than its predecessors II
effort ~ steal O Little thunder"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

Recorder J N. BRIL- OF Union Township y. j. supple
en,s judicial dn;.cs by driving stage and carrying pas
the West shore ferry to the GuttsnGerg race
recently passed by tho Town Council Of Weohavkcn rcquir
ing hack drivers license lie srreste,
and taken Recorder Noble whore in strong language
his outrage and dened the authoi
warned hIm To be careful and SAID;
shall he compelled fine for contempt OF court
you do behave yourself -
Fine and DO shea exclaimed the indignant prisoner.
dollars days" promptly responded the nagis
tTste a.
Br reluctantly paid the hne and additional fno OF 50
for violating the ordinance and then ANNOUNCED MS intention
appealing tho case 10 higher court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
pyrHoRS OFd WHEAT POOL.

,y commercial exchange productive of bull and
po,ns and than the Produce Exchange YesA
,sv Nav wheat started upward ana ut time looked
" hero would limit to IT. There were few that
-. ~ The market and wished that II would ND So
e but tho advance only from 9le 9is II
W, ,ist May pool had boon formed composed OF &.
Thonas Caruthers II. b. Hebrrt, Edward Cottre
md H. Miller ana that MI Hckox was TO run IT, II
anu ibat one house alone took 800 loads
,oanrs that not reconcile tho
ono of the socaied pool known cell Joint
an"nnnt with weLknown bear Later developments made
tho reports OF wheat pool seem more absurd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
HOME NE VS..
ppnMINENT ARRIYALS

nm Arenue Hotei-Exsenator Warner Miller OF Msrsi
Secretary OF State James D. Porter and ex-
Governor samuel r. Hauser Of Monta House7.
Congressman William II, Grain, OF Te1as. a o.mdrs
washington and Henry Rawle Of Pe1nsyyania MStt,
acknowledgements de BlanZay. OF Paris tc'oTa
Benry II. bingham. Of and
Colonel Charles II Taylor OF Boston T,Ysy hou'I.o
Houss- j. Beverley Robinson OF oha
Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

81 PatrCks DAy paIade -.
Ex.AL erman Ceary' trial before Judge Barrett
Reception John W. Robinson by Canadian CLUB evening
Friendly of St Patrick annual dinner. Delmoncos
st Patricks Club dinner Hoffman House: p M
Reception the Rev. DE- illiam NJ Taylor, Broad"ay
Tabernacle, evening.
Fidelity Casualty Company investigation before Judge
Emerald Club banquet Eastern Boulevard Club rooms,
Father woodmans lecture Church Of tho Paulist Fathers
Master Car Builders Club No ll3 Libery-st. =. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

Of the who prsed nat was ga ar. not
made condition for the ceurtesy extendea AIMEE ~
clipped their hands - the S eeu n the
service since 81 1870 and sAd 70 nave AZ ~
lied record aside rom tho above MI eon~o0' ""~ ' "
s1rvice since July IL. 1880 -. xcE,rox
appointed h n flomlnB sno % Ao~sAN"'
81 200 clerks ycsterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
ENTRIES FOE MONMOUTH AND JEROME.

A HEALTHY INCREASE ~ THE FORMER AND
SLIGHT FALLING OFF IN THE LATTER
Entries for the stakes OF tho Monmouth Park Racing As
,ocatlon and the American Jockey Club which closed on
March are all IN arrive being those OF the
Santa AMT, stable which TO hand Tuesday Tho
number nominations for each stake given below Win
that Of last year for comparison:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

mtee on oss requiring certain number OF piers ~
specified distances be set apart for pubic convenience
some twenty-five members Gamma Chapter OF tho
Delta PM Fraternity enjoyed social reunion iaat night 81
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Tho Of yestsr
day radins party who mshe clean sweep Oh inc
clothing lavishly displayed tho sidewalk In front o. the
sorss OF Messrs Cohen Levy and sverson Nos 10 and
~ Baxter.st. and took IT to the corporation yard.
Deputy Register Martin said yesterday that the decision OF
Judge that searching against various parcels mnst
DO counted only charging fees would consdera
bly, reduce the OF the oce how much he could not say
The decision would be appealed from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

PRESENT ABODE OF THE CARDIFF 0IANL
letter was recently printed in THE TRIBUNE concern
ing tho Cardiff Giant Tho substance OF 1t was that the
alleged monster pctrifacton tho property OF Mira
f.o,t NJ Fitchbure Masa and In her possession Tho
fact IL that the real original Csrdn Giant reposss
fully beneath tho orchestra OF Days Theatre ana WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
1887.
SPRINCEZHIBI2
CARRIAGES.

Announcing our Annual Spring
Exhibit, we offer to buyers of high.
grade Pleasure Carriages display
which in variety, originality Of design
and beauty of finish has never been
equalled
Manufacturing as we do all parts
entering into the construction Of a
carriage, such as wheels, springs,
lamps, locks, hinges, ETC., and selling
only our own productions, we offer
guarantee for quality not to be found
elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

INSPECTORS HUSr NOT RECEIVE MONEY.
Collector Magone returned from Washington yesterday and
approved dismissal Of Customs inspectors william n.
schaeer and L. NJ Esabroot for receiving perquisites
from passengers They detected BY special
oncer. The money was not given for passog dust
able goods but for expedng tho EXAMINATION OF the baggage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
MIR. BAYLEs AND THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

MR.. BAYLEs AND THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
President Bayles OF the Board Of Health. said yeser
day that he mad nothing conceal regarding bis mem
bership in the Knights OF Labor As he had not sympa
thzed with strikes and had not paid assessments lately
for that reason he not that he was ct present
member OF the ORDER He delivered course OF lectures
to students of Cornell University on
connected with the relations Of capital and labor ana ne
brought into contact with labor ORGANIZATIONS wn'to
he making preparatory investigations on wn'cn 70
base bis lectures. He said:
At that oined mixed assembly OF the knights
Orange NJ j.. and I delivered ono lecture 0ei9re me
assembly. have not been delegate TO any dss'ics c.
the district to which / beOnged. with the ,d 10:
pamphlet caIieh 1.-THE Shop Council" in which ny
the labor organizations and strikes are PLAINLY
Mayor Hewitt had read my book but do not KNOW
views labor subjects met with his approval 20 MOI
however what Views regarding labor and rapta VIII
ITO with administration Of the Health Departments
Mayor Hewitt said
did that Mr. Bayles Knight OF Labor when
appoint him. had do think that would have
made difference appointed him because thought hin
thoroughly competent for the place adj known thar ne
member Of the order would probably have asked nm
he approved methods of coercion employed by te
knights and their action during the last HAD ne alo
that he did would not appointed him. Deiieve now
that lie is opposed TO such actions ara not oppoen 70
paper the Knights beautiful but they
live up them Mr. Baylcs has right to belong TO
no it, provided he does his Work as al
official credtably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

VARIOUS yEw.JrRsEY TOWNS.

Michael RYAN age ATTY. scvcn was fonni drowned IN
Newark last night. tie lived At No 50 ward
a. and leaves a wife aud eleven children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
JrEONir PINK

CAPTAIN Coster from Albany yesterday He be-
eve. that tho Pool reported favorlby By tho
ia c,ry Committees ami Assembly npon the
ncfapcr, 81 which seemed 10 make good Impression
in m Mousou agrees tho prospects oi tho measure are
right The opposition 10 II. ho thought. amounted pf-o
tcally 10 uotllug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

THE BEER B0TCOTT LIKELY TO BE SETTLED.
II looks as the poolbcer boycott would be amicaby
settled Tho master brewers tits asserted have agreed
TO modify article No to meet the vews Of the rota
IIouor dealers and both sides will Join In the fight
asainst the High License bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
THREE-YEAE-OLD5.

with total Of 1917 entries made in August 1885 and
1886 for the Hopeful July Tyro sapng Junior Champion
August Criterion. Lorllard. Monmouth oaks, Omnibus
s.ycn. stockton End Hotel and HomeDred Produce
stake, grand Of for the Monmouth fak
races t year 1873 The number u! owners represented
larger than before. Will bc Tor racing
al LoIg Branch.
JEROME PARK.
Tim American Jockey only nve stakes for
s sriug meeting OF tho doubtful prospects or
settlement betting troubles Compared with 1886 the
entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

scum the building was converted into IL present form
the Giant was one Of the htgh-griced curonneA ns
thought better to bury him the spot rssr than @ n
cur the expense Of carttng him away. Therefore ne
laughing and applauding audiences, where once No
proudly stood lay the chief figure OF curiosity snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
HARINE INTELLIG ENCG
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Sun rises COT Sets Cos Moon RISE LAC Moons age 20
WATER.
<M-sandy Hook 1913 Gov Ispd 2:04 Hell Gate. 1858
P.M-sandy Hook. 220 Gov. Isfd 2:4j He'll Gate. 4;3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS. N. d.. z Beach-st;: y: I.
Uours-1i 70 ! and 10 . p. m. Sundays ~ 20 is .
Dises.es Of nervous system from whatever eau ., .
ecaity for the orr readers may sIiey con-
the assurance OF receiving nohorepe
opinions and common sense advice-Auv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

Beware of slight irritation Of the throat.
Cough instant relief Whole sale house,
aos and Al Genuine has A. H. Ii. on zach DROP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

Earl g. Wilson's z. e. w. branl o. Mems
Collars and CuHs tho bo,1 Sold everIwhsrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
lhleIington.ave, between. 2Vth and 3Oth su
Uours-6 TO ]. bto7. disease az the NervousSystem.
Genito. Iinsry Organa Impotence aud steriity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

DR.. LYoNs PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. rs ceu:a
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
Georgc Hearst.

George Hcart is tho neg United states,
Senator from California. Mr. Hearst
Was barn in Misaourifra poor bnt honest
parents. TDty did not lire in Pike coun.
ty. SoEn MissourIans are Democrats
and Mr. Hearst is one oi the some. His
biograrhers unit all reference 10 bis
youthful lie, 50 the boy can only be jnds-
ed by the man--unschoolcj, shrewd, in
dusrious, fun Of native tact, good judge
OF human nature, and fully committed 10
The anii.Pau'ine doctrine, that ''tl,e ends
justify the means. - At a tender age the
young Hearst was transported to Califor-
MA. II was in 1850 when he came the
plains across He at once made his hands
horny in mining for horE silver. The horn
never wore off. lie became known u. .
elai,n jumper. Aza natural consequence
he bcc~nne rich. Mr. Hearst BECAME
earlv acquainted with the power OF "bo,-
dlc." Under its potent influence the
Judgments of the bcs, mining experts
would differ, surveyors instruments
would woSbie, witncsscs lose their mem
ories, juries Disagree and judges fall lo.n.
The only thing Mr.. Hearst c-er regrets
dang was f,uyins tho San israsaisan Ea.
no,insr. II Il T,iso drain on lis pirs..
But he had TODD II to please the polifi-
clans and give tIsc I,emocrafic party an
organ. Before that the politiral church
only hil t.wo o"gans--the Los .ipgeLts
Heroid and the Piacerralc remocrat. Mr.
iIcsrst early becsme Acquainted Siih
Christopher Buckley. In Tho late cam.
paiyn Mr. Buckley worker very hard for
Mr.. Hearst, and succeeded In electins
him United States scnator. som: mean
people have insinuated that some doodle,
as high as sioO, 900, passed from Hearst
to Buckley, bat II il no, 20. Mr. Hearst
HeTer bqoiIes, Whsn Mr.. Hearst gets d
Washin gton he will irnnt ii,toIy prnccei
to lay ont mining claims, I5)Jx9)1 feoi,
on the go!d.bcaring aspl,aitun sidewalk
lcdges. He 'niy get mixed on the tariff
question, but the IL strrght on a Ledge.
lie is in the prime Of li;e--5eing only 50
years old. In 1892 Stoneman beat him
in the convention for nomination n Gov
arnar. Afterwards Stoneman appointei
him U. y. senator vic9 NiIlor, deseassd.
and then knocked him out by calling nj,
extra session of the Legislature, which
elected A. =. Williams In his stead. When
LELAND Stanford was elrctcd II. s. Sena.
tor, Mr.. Hearst was the Democratic caucesj
nominee. He will not cit next 10 Mr.
Payne, who Is boobies. r.--Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05

siarcd elected TO an ofiire and Le Lad ben
indacied into tha Office and this remedy mas
asked 10 require him TO snrrendcr tho pr
Zee. and the Canyassess wefe to rcoonstaie
and again canvass the returns and declare
the result Ia.
High,on Extraordinary Remedies See. 40,
says.'thc rulc may now b. sseardsd ssestab-
Iisbcd by an overwhel ming current ofanth-
oritv that whero sn piiics Ia alrssdy filed
by an actual inoumhsnt, ezercisihg The func-
tions of the Office ds facto and under colsr
Of right, mandamus will not lie 10 compel
the admission Of snotler claimant, nor to
determine tho disputed quesiion Of title"
McCrary on election is 10 the same effect.
SEQ. 3l7 et seq. (aI.d soc cases cited by both
authors Stall vs.. Churchill Is Min. 1s5.
People ex reI. VS.. Detroit IS Mi b. S,7.
Clark Va. McKenzie Bash 52s. Bush vs..
Monroe 10. w. Va. 37i. People vs. Nov
York 3 Johnson's casss 10. Nebraska cz
rel. W. Stearns II Neb. i0f. was n case
whore Canvaseer, were directed 10 eanvass Q
all the returns ard not exclude q part Of
them. Glencoe W. The People u Ill, $50
is case whore by mandamus the town Of.
fcers wero directed to call All oleStion re-
quired by law. State ". Walker Scc.
Carolina aG3, is a cafe where p,andaprs
was held To be proper remedy 70 compel
a sheriff to keep bis Office at county scat
But no case has been cited which holds that
in p,andamus tho Court may go behind the
Ger :ifeiie OF the Eoard Of Canvassers and
contest the election by mandsmus. Oar
statute SONS 10 have oodifed the law oi
tbis subject. Mandamus may bs issued "io
coms,el the performance Of an act wbi5h
the law specially ORIGINS as a duty result
ing from an eff Q, trust or station; or te
compel the admission Of q party 10 the nss
and enjoyment Of a right sr office TO wLics
he IN entitled. But the petition fails Il
make ont case for contest of the cleo
tign.
II Is alleged that certain persons voted
who are nos shown 10 be citizens on the
Great Register. In this Territory Q
person who Las declared his intention Il
become a citizen is qualified voter. &. l.
1872. BY the laws Of thi4 Territory quail
flied vytsr may vote In any preciDct in tn,
county. q. Il. iti2.
II the p ,lIing plaos VI an cleo IN be on m
Indian or Military Reservation, where IL,
| p! go was wsii known and no inierfer.nc.
| with the election bc alleged, IL cinnot in
validate tho election. True, the elsciion n
that place might have been prevented b,
the of,iesYs in charge. but there is no aiie
cation that tho objeation was made Allie
cations that the returas were not properl.
transmitted cannot await without Allegation
| that they had been tampered with. II i
the object Of elections to nfcertain IL fTc'
expression Of the will Of the voters and IN
more irrogu arities can bo considered unies
| il be shown that tho resIlt has been afiect
ed by irreguiarisy. aicCsary On Eies
tions Us end Bright, Is election eases Hs
aph 1: her cass cited. For ibese rcasoai
/ the petition IS deEisd.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05

The Naval Subj Committee on Construc-
ton has reached an agreement which will
doubtless secure the approval Of the full
Committee, looking 10 an appropriation
for the construction oitwo 4 ,00o-ton cruis-
ess, Of the Newark" type; five LOO
ton gunboais, patterned after gunboat
No. / !; and three sea-going torpedo boats
There Is an intention ot several nern
bers ofthe committee, when the Construc
ton Bill is reached in the House, 70 move
an increase OF the appropriation 80 as tt
provide for the construction Of at least
three vessels in addition TO those alread,
dascy;t,ed
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
Notice of orsais.rel, j. .

To Ia L. T.. BrsptrwW y - AatR8
deceased: -
iaa are hereby notiSed that have o xy,s .ie.i
nae ,ss, adrcd dal ars ia labor aud Improvements
ID the wsiiarai nifning dissrict Moi.are cou,I.
y. Arizona Territory, aud duly srrcof.!ed In
Book u. OF MIRing Records pages sf9 and sgp ln
ofder 70 hold sasd premises nnder the .prGyis.
ions oi Section 5.2i, Revised sfrtts,s ~ the
laited stateE. being tie f,.ss,iit reqritsed 10
rhid The frsRe foF 'as year ending beccmbcr
And ySa acc ta.sss.es iii.d ts,a, the rroY.oy
tion oi sajd expenditure DUE from yoii. 1, IA
x;ya1 AZ mynoy of the Tniied StatesRiia Ii uiibiti
y5iays hhcr tte si.s, ef thls ilssies you
tsil cr fefnfn W rottr!bnte youf proportion oi
sneii Expenditure ~ 90 owncr. your f9ssrc,t Iu
ss'h flaisa VII become The properly OF the nnI
dersiesei nsisr said lection X3si
1851. y. DAVIS.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
FOR SALE.

A splendid Stock Esnge known as
the Ciencga Ranch, about balf way
between Yucca and Signal. Will
support 2,G00 head or more. 1t has
y, ysr been fed off and has plenty OF
shade trees and water. For further
Information rqune on The premises
HgShY B0wNAr.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
Bal. Of New Ens,.. Al,153

MRS. J. r. RiTCtIEY f5G2 4th Ave-,
louisville, Ky.ji was q confined
inraIiA for ,aere1s years, just
living, and hourly c:rpccfisiJ dtsdtit.
Wos confined to bed ten months each
year, Was attended by the best i,iiJf.
stciGils. Her left side was pfti'a-'
luxed. Could neither eat, sleep, nor
enjoy life. The doctors said she wal,
troubled with fSmdtc c0Bsftd iHts;
but shc was satisfied her kiftneys
were affected. Under the operation ol
Warmers SAFE Cure she passed q
largo stone or calculus, and in Nov,
1855, reported, Sam to-day as sceII
as srI.ept n giri."
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
The MoHAvE MINER.
KrsGMAs, FEBRUARY S. 1887.
ToThe Public.

Having purchased che entire outfit,
subscription list, ETC., Of the Wa'sapd'
Tribune that paper has been discontin-
ued. All unexpired paid-up subscriptions
win be filed by the MINER. Those whoare
In arrears for subscription either 10 the
MrxxE or the Tribune must settle up in
20 days or their names viii be stricken
OF the list.
JAMES j. HYDE.
Kingman, Jan. I'D 1887.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05

The sale Of one-half interest In the
Rural mine at Mineral Park TO Colorado
parties for ten thousand dollars in cash II
only another fact tending 10 show that, al
last, capitalists are beginning torealize tbe
value OF the mines OF Moliaye county.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
Notice tof Forfeiture:
To ys,uesoiiyer. Tllema. oliver end ssmuel

To ya'nes, ojiTer. Tllomas oliver and samuel
oliver. ''N 's''FA' F8
You are hereby notified thai ssAo pended
one huss1szi nIists itI la.yr aud apro, ei,e.,ts
LYON lhs AgrIyoSa fEfljfbk eigi1l stiatsi iI i3n
afayRard Mlnida Iistr!el Mnhsge county,
u. cf Book Mining Records psu,e eI2.
IN order 10 hold Faid premises uUdcr ihe pro-
visions of Section 2s2s. Revised statutes of the
United states. bciae the nmoust rersirrd to
gi.t lSs6. F 8Aglsgfrr
Anl you are further ihed that the Iirapor
ton of sueh eyrcsIditasc rliie frosn each af ys,t
S,I,ia 70 asx "' s,, s r. ny KILN n3 ~ aa nj u
sise y'lq fail ns tGfgse tt 't,plirfbute yrir prnv
poafyn OF Saft cBpsrdlt,lTp az co nwncu yont
in'eTeN ~ s;ad property will become he prop
cry Of the gitlefs.aiIcd nl,lar ,aia gsotioa rss
fgAss ifaNILT0s.
kihgWa1, JaIIusry iith, Is.T. JAN I6.s0l.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
M0NnUto be made. Cot tais ,u. aud
MtjW ri reinrn i 70 us, end we viii

great value rDd lEaportgnco 10 you. that
will start Sou la b'isiDoxs which wli, i.ffuc
you IN more money risht s~Ey tEfn any
thing else IN this soilti. Aayone ntn 90
q e Tork aud iiy9st h9ine. Ett az gry: All
Gah s,,rna hing iiev. that jas jrs rutf,.
sy for il wofkert.l Ws viii tart y,s,. aatli.
I'll not nsfsisj. ftiis * Yne If the ,arri,ic.
fipaftaT,i cli 30 = of \ Iiieiine. Thoss
who gro ssnbision,' and rp.ernii.if,g will
not del, CIR I'D o,;fti, free. Aadyss
True u Cr, Ausmra, slsiae.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05
George ! Hearst.

The balloting for Senators in New Jer-
sey, Indiana and Texas still goes on, but
no election in sight.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05

Nine Cinnamon killed by falling tree
Il Tacoma, Washington Territory. The
Chinese must go.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-05

The Courier says that the Prescott and
Arizona Central railroad will have a
branch extending into Molaye county.